Who Wants to Be a Superhero?
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Bachelor. We live in a society that has become positively drowned in
reality television – and the sad thing is, we kinda like it. So, for all of you
who find guilty pleasure in watching others either get their hearts broken or
make their dreams come true in the dog-eat-dog world of reality TV, here’s a
show you’ll definitely want to stay on the lookout for: Who Wants to be a
Superhero?
Get ready for an all-new show that will feature regular
folks pitching their ideas for the next big superhero (or heroine) before a
panel of celebrity judges. Later, contestants will be privy to a
“superhero makeover,” where they will dress as their character and
compete in all sorts of superheroic feats. Don’t believe us? Read all about it,
from E!Online, here!
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’em up and they’re worth more! Quick now, tell me what kind of collectible is
worth more money if it is torn apart than if it is intact in its original
condition? <br><br>Sunday newspaper comic pages. Yep, strange as it may seem,
if you have a nice old Puck section from the mid 1930s, in excellent condition,
just like it existed when it was printed, you can get maybe $20 - $25 for it.
But if you rip it apart into individual pages, and sell the <i>Flash Gordon
</i>pages to a <i>Flash Gordon</i> collector, the <i>Polly and Her Pals</i>
pages to a <i>Polly</i> collector, the paper dolls in <i>Tillie the Toiler</i>
and <i>Toots and Casper </i>to someone who collects paper dolls, the <i>Thimble
Theatre</i> pages to a Popeye collector and so on. . .you can get at least
double that price!<br><br>It’s a little bit like buying a vintage <i>Action</i>